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  • Marcel Marceau discusses the art of mime ; part 2

    Mar. 21, 1973
  • Henry Fonda and John Houseman discuss the play "Clarence Darrow"

  • The cast of "In White America" discuss the play

    Feb. 24, 1965
  • Talking about Groucho Marx, with Charlotte Chandler

    Jul. 20, 1978
  • Talking about Eugene O'Neill, with José Quintero and Jason Robards

    Jul. 15, 1976
  • Talking about Gertrude Stein, with Pat Bond

    Feb. 17, 1981
  • A conversation with James O'Reilly, Tom Amandes, and Lucy Childs

    Nov. 24, 1982
  • Melvin Douglas and Frank Lovejoy discuss their roles in the play "The Best Man"

    Oct. 2, 1961
  • Robert Morley

    Robert Morley discusses his autobiography ; part 1

  • Helen Thimig-Reinhardt

    Helene Thimig-Reinhardt discusses her career as an actress and the work of her husband, Max Reinhardt

    Mar. 22, 1968
  • Paul Robeson

    Gathering of friends discussing Paul Robeson

    May. 8, 1970
  • Eartha Kitt

    Eartha Kitt discusses her music career ; part 3

    Jul. 10, 1962
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